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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
4
Limited stock of Domo Cream Separators remaining from Stock Holm Sweden due to war. Buyers urged to purchase now before sizes run out.
The Clifton Record reports a rare solar eclipse event observed across the area. Governor Hobby comments on constitutional questions, while war and labor topics feature discussions of Liberty Loans and the Red Cross War Fund. The Dallas Weather Bureau predicts a brief occultation with a partial sun reemergence, followed by a short bright period.
In Hillsboro Texas on May 29 Captain Walter Wiseman of the South Infantry Camp Travis San Antonio wed Miss Ruby Seasions. Wiseman, former Hillsboro High School principal, joined officers training and rose to captain before deployment. Seasions taught at the high school. The ceremony and remarks followed local customs as a civilian life intertwined with wartime service.
The Presbyterian Church invites attendees to Sunday School and Bible study with preaching at 11, services at 8:30 and 9:45, and Christian Endeavor at 7:45.
Hollie McAllister, 21, son of Dr and Mrs J B McAllister of Aquilla, died when an auto truck overturned on the Dultax road sixteen miles north of Waco. He had just finished at Texas A & M College and was entering Army aviation training. Flo was en route to Waco when the wreck occurred.
A Baptist church invites with Sunday school at 1000 and preaching at 11 00 and 53 a night offering a cordial welcome to all readers in the community.
Fragmentary notice indicates Bena Pitman teaches shorthand and touch typing with W. E. Prather as contact. The garbled text suggests a health note and a reference to an address 113 First Street, possibly in Atlanta.
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